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IF you suffer from looseness of the bowels, AN
GosTURA B1TTERs will surely cure you Beware
of counterfeits. and ask your grocer or druggist
for the genuine article. prepared by DR.. j. G.. B.
Siegert e SOILS.
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Steamship News.

PHILADELPHIA, April 26.-Arrived: British
Prince, from Liverpool.
NEW YORK. April 26.-Arrived: Elbe from
Bremen, Circassia, from Liverpool.
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Minor Notes,

Melvin Duffy, aged sixteen, fell from feed
wagon. near North Madison, on Monday, and
broke his neck. dying soon after.
At the LaPorte Republican city convention:
last night, Justice l. D. Phelps was nominated
for Mayor; clerk. Herman Fodder; treasurer
Charles F. Schultz; marshal. George +. lay
member of water board Golden Austin.
The Methoasts of Plainfeld have determined
to build new edifce, and subscription papers
are being circulated among the members for
contributions. 1t is believed that the required
sum will be raised. and the work on new
church begun Immediately. The Ladies Aid
Society of the church will materially help the
enterprise py donating $780,
A Ladoga man went to Charlottesville last
Saturday and requested the Mayor to place him
in Jail. SO as to Keen from drinking. He was in
formed that complaint must be filed against
him before he could be sent to jail According
~, the man went out and got a drink OF whisky,
and finally persuaded policeman to file an affi-
davit against him for drunkenness. Then the
Mayor sent him to Jail for fifteen days. lie has
q wife and several children
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Marriage Of Miliionair.e Crocker's Daughter.
SAN Francisco. April 26-Tbe marriage of
Charles b. Alexander. of New York, and Harriet
Croker daughter Of Charles Croker, vice presi
dent of the Southern Pacific company. was cele-
brated at noon to-day. at Grace Church, Rev. E.
r. Spalding officiating. The edifice was crowded
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IFeBlueuC OIIu66 1sesISHHtIOH K11uueU I1IIH
PITTsBURG, April 26.-The executive council
of the Window-glass Workers Assembly,
Knights of Labor. has requested Isaac Cline,
president of the organization, to resign his Office
on the ground that he has neglected his duties
and proved incompetent. 1t is understood that
if Mr.. Cline refuses to resign, a meeting Of the
assemblymen. Friday evening. will demand
either an impeachment, in open or a secret
session, or specified charge in Knights of
Labor court. He has held the Office for light
years, and last December. when there were three
candidates in opposition to him, he was elected
by majority over all.
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The Sheriff will Take Charge.

New YORK, April 26-On an island in the
Hudson river, above Crugers Station. between
three hundred and four hundred knights of
Labor brick makers have been employed.
They demanded higher wages, which was
refused and they struck Some non
union men were put to work on Thursday.
and there has been war ever since. The new
men were attacked on various occasions. some
of them were captured, beaten, rowed ashore
and warned not to come back, and the houses of
the contractors were riddled with stones. The
sheriff of Westchester county will take charge Of
things there to morrow.
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Tin-Plate and Sheet. Iron Workers.

AIh-E lato anu SneeG.1rOu WOrkoTB
PHILADELPHIA, April &c delegates from the
different local assemblies formed of tin-plate
and sheet-iron workers throughout the country
met in convention here this morning for the pur-
pose of forming a national organization. Dele
gates were present from Boston, New York,
Buffalo. Trenton. Newark, Camden. Chester,
Harrisburg. Reading, Pittsburg, Baltimore.
Louisville, indianapolis, Norfolk and Cincin-
natl. Representatives were also present from
the old National Tin-plats and Metal workers
Union of st. Louis The trade is regarded a
uh,t for national organization. but there is
said to be some difference of opinion as to
whether it should take the form of district
assembly of the Knights OF Labor or of union
independent of that order. The sessions are
held with closed doors, and will continue for
several days.
AT the afternoon session it was decided to form
national organization and apply to the United
States courts for charter, and to copyright
their name and constitution. This will leave
them entirely independent of any general labor
organization
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Ex-Sheriff Wagner Probably Fatally Injured.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
MADISON. April 26. During the Odd.fellows
parade, this afternoon, horse ridden by sx-
Sheriff Isaac Wagner was accidentally knocked
down. throwing Wagner with great violence on
his head, producing conclusion OF the brain,
which, it is feared, will result fatally. Wagner
is unconsciou and constantly vomiting.
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Firemen's Tournament at Peru.

Vpecia1 to IndianapoIis Journal.
PERU. April 26.-The tournament. to-day. in
this city under the auspices of the Peru fire de-
partment, was a complete success. Departments
from Kokomo, Logansport and Xenia. accom-
panied by bands, were in attendance. The pa
rade took place at 2 P. NJ, followed by an ad-
dress by Hon. John Farrar. Hose-cart foot
races, ETC.. and grand water-works display
formed the afternoon features The gift-draw-
ing and concert was held in Bradleys Hall, fol-
lowed by a grand ball. The city was in its holt
day attire for the visiting fremen.
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American system, of which the protective policy
was the most cherished principle; John G. Cal
houn the representative and champion of the
reserved rights of the States and their sover-
eighty; Andrew jackson. the stern. inflexible en-
forcsr of the supreme power and paramount au-
thority of the Nation; each bursting the tram
meln of party casting aside sectional animosity,
d.srexarding pride of opinion and personal hos
tilitise; each making concessions, and all giving
theis united tribute of intellect and patriotism
to "a good OF their common country.
ny this compromise South Carolina, al
though she gained the repeal of the law she had
nulllhed, and the prostration of the protective
system, made important concessions. Mr.. Clay
Though he sacrificed the protective SYSTEM by
his craftsmanship secured the wise provision
that the protective imposts should be gradually
reduced covering term of ten years, to a rev.
enue standard To this feature Mr.. Calhoun
assented more cheerfully, because he always
favored the gradual introduction Of reforms
The force bill remained on tine statute book I'M
repealed, which asserts the supreme authority
of the Union over multiplying State.
This settlement must give rise to the most
noble reflections. The reader of our history is
apt to be saddened by the thought that the eo-
Quence, and wisdom, and services of our greatest
statesmen are exhibited not in united efforts
and harmonious cooperation, but in conflict
among themselves and victories of one party
over another But when supreme moment
comes the fact is revealed that what seems to be
fierce combat among themselves is but the
ardent strivings of each for the honor, per-
petuity and glory of a common country
The speaker finished his peroration at Asa p.
NJ. being frequently interrupted by the cheers
and enthusiasm of his audience. Odes written
by Miss Cheesebroueh and Mrs. Margaret Fuller
were read, and the crowd quietly dispersed.
Everything passed off pleasantly and the mill
tary organizations tonight are celebrating the
ocrasion in festivities at their respective armories
and halls.
The statue was designed by Mr.. Albert +.
Harnisch, of Rome and was cast at the cele.
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Advice to Mothers.

A1o you disturbed OF night and broken
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EuttnrIue niicroaanned.

DR.. Thomas Taylor, micro,copist to the
Department Of Agriculture at Washing.
ton, has In the last annual report OF that
Department shown by meana Of photo.
miCrog,apha and colo,ed plates, iliuatra.
sions Of the capitalization Of butter and
other animal fats. Ho elbows that tho
fat Of different animals differ In their
capitalization, and asserts that II butter,
lard and bssf-fas are separately boiled
and gradually cooled, the crystals tina. are
formed will chow marked diEerencea
under microscopic examination. Thcss
diifsrences ere easily to be seon in the
photographs alluded to, and thsy point
out q reGdy means OF detecting butter
which hiss been sdulterated by spurious
fnta NV .------- = ~ y
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n
BY virtue OF decd OF trust malo by William
JcneTeIn and Julia Jcnewein, his wife. 10 me o.
trustee, dated Jauuary 2. lSSi, recorded In the
office Of The clerk Of tho County Court OF Ohio
county, West Virginia, Ia Deed Of Trust Book No.
49, page o. will sell at public auction. at the front
door Of tho Court House Of said county, on
SATURDAY, tho 10Th DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1887,
commencing NJ 10 O'Clock 4. H.. tho following do
tcribkd ruoTcrty, situate IN tho city Of Wheeline.
Ohio county ard State OF wsl Virgins, that Is TO
say: Parts Of lots numbered eight aud 1ine, In
A,raro numbered forty, III tho kiHhth wardOf tho
city OF Wheeling: BEGINNING ct poiut In the
the Iou.h iLe Of lot No. D. forty feet cast Of tho
southwest corner Of said lot: thence for toe width
Of the tatne with said south limo westwardly
twenty ieet, sld extending back northwardly o:
the same Width Of twenty feet to the nprthcrIy
Hue o, sRtd lot No u.
The title is believed TO DO good, but ceiling as
trustee will convey only thu dt!e vested In me By
said dead OF trust. rs .l., -I-f7- t4ss ~
TEaxs OF SAf&- one.th!rd and AZ much more ~
&. the pUrGhIer elects 10 paw In cash on tho day oil
sale, the balance in two equal inb!almeuu at one
aud two years. with interest, for which tho pur.
chaser shall execute his notes. tecure tho same by
deed Of trust on the property. the buildings to be
kept Insured Tor the benefit Of the trust. tls.
W. J. W. C0HDES, Trustee.
" H HttLRR ktlctiOuesr. .a|. ONi1
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gentleman to whom Mr., Martin xcfcrs and to whom
- -, -
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' 't'' 'Ao Popu''' u'o'4Ve'e''> "a VIC a@i"AeiSo
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Good EesultB In Every Case.

D. A. Bradford, Wholesale paper dealer
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ediss without benefit. Bsing induced
TO try DR.. Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption. did go and vas entirely cured
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he has uccd it in his family for eli Coug CHS
and Colds with best results, This ia the
experience Of thoussnds whose lives have
been saved by this Wonderful Discovery.
Trial bottles free at Logan & Co.'s Drug
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Edward Shepherd, Of Harrisburg, nj,
says: Having received 30 much benefit
from Electric Bittsrs, L feel it my duty to
let suffering humanity know it. Have
had running aore on my leg for eight
years; my doctors told me l would have
to haye the bono scraped or leg ampu.
tated. I used, instead, thres bottles Of
Electric Bitters and seven boxes Bucklen's
Arnica salve, and my log Is now sound
and we'll" 2. " Z. 8 t ,I5
Electric Bitters arc sold at fifty ceata 8
bottle, and Bucklen's Arnica Halve at CSC
per box by Logan {: 90. Il ;,g s.
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rRusTYH,s sALE.
,RUSTEE'S SALE.

H.H &
nv virtue Of deed Of trust made by Andrew Y
yecs and Mary vfcH, his vic, 10 mo Ra trustee
dated March "a. 1884, md recorded Ia tho ONCE o.
tho Clerk VI the County Court Of Ohio county, W.
Va, In Deed Of Trust Book No. q, pogo %, will
teli aI public auction. on Cd s'e' .-s'l
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER rs. 1887,
commencing Rt 10 o clock A.. NJ. at the front dooi
oI tto Court House OF said county In the city Of
wheeling. the following described property: rs
Tho north cne.thtfd Of Lot numbered one hun.
dted and twenty two tl22l, situated on tho cast
10 the cIty Of Wheeling. -7.... n.
Tile believed 10 DO good but selling "a trustee
sha convoy only such title a. IA vested In me. +
TERss or BtLE- Ono third. or M much more a
Of ale, and my rCsldue ia two equal ins.almcuu
payable In ono and two years from tho day Of sale
with interest from that Day. with Insurance. upon
tho building 70 Tho sa!tftc!ion q tho trnS!ce. =
DANIEL NIGHTINGALE, Trustee,
O. A. RCHAEkEk q &C, Agents, .a oCN
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materially 10 overload the market, i'm.
poyorlshing farmers and their land, Too
Mr.. Charles LIE Visconte, OF Has!lngs
MINI, reports that three jersey heiters
which dropped their calves between
August 20 and September !, are now Civ
Ing him daily average Of 4 2.S pounds o.
butter, or traction over It pounds Of but
tor each per day. ,s :
Don't DO wastetul OF the corn fodder.
It should be run through cutting box
and cut into short bits, mixed with meal
and wheat bran, moistened enough IA
htick to the cut stalks. II 90 fed there Is q
great saving, and the cows will do far bet.
ter, Don't waste the fodder by feeding
It In the crude and the usual why.
Few people havo any idOa OF thu msg.
nitude OF tho dairy intercats oil the United
States. Thoy represent an investment Of
nearly five timea az much Rs the ontire
bank capital OF tbs country, s67l, 900, 900,
while the dairy interests amounts 10 more
than $3,OO0000. The number Of mitch
cows 10 estimated ut ST, 900, 900.
To feed calves and young stock hay and
have them weigh no moro in April than
tuoy olu ia NoScluuoI 10 w luUhO uhy anu
labor; and to feed q dairy that 10 unpro-
ductiva on good hay and grain and make
the profit dsirying of Of grass the next
season, on low prices, Is quito as unprolt.
able. II the cows are to 20 unproductive
let them do 90 In grass and fly time. Make
tho harvested crops pay q profit.
In storing away garden pseds place
them In wooden bags, with piece Of gum.
camphor In each bag, and also dust the
seeds ithinsect powder. Those methods
will protect tho eeeds againat insects,
which destroy many kinds, auch as peas,
beans, etc. All seeds should be kept In
dry place, and an examination OF them
should be made several times during the
winter. WEE II. .t,5
Trimming M apple tree does not mean
that one muat go into the orchard and
hack away with an az and saw simply to
cut away certain proportion Of wood, |
but tho trees should be evenly trimmed,
and no limbo removed except auch 60 may
beneGs tho treo by being cut. Where a |
Limb has commenced 10 decay It should |
be removed, however, as 1t Jay DO caused |
by disease. Especially Is this necessary
with pear trees, which are subject 10 |
blight.
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Dun't

lot that cold OF youru run on. You think
it is light thing. But it may run into
cataIIh. Or into pneumonis. Or con.
sumption.
Catarrh 10 disgusting. Pneumonia Is
dangerous. Consumption 10 death itself.
Tho breathing apparatus must be kept
healthy and clear Of all distinctions and
Offensive matter. Otherwise there is trou-
bic ahead. ~ ~ aE.s
All the diseases OF these parts, head,
nose, throat, bronchial .abcs and lunss,
can be delightfully."- and entirely cured by
the use Of Roschas's German Syrup. II
you don't know this remedy, thousands
aud thousands OF people can tell you.
They have been cared By it, aud ''know
how. 1t 10, theinselves." Bottle only Is
cents. AK your druggist, ~
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WEpNEsDAY, NoVEMBEg rs, lss7,
URUsTEE's SALE.

"A
By Virtue Of q deed Of tru,t uado by George
schad ind Louis, eChad, bis Wife 10 mo as trustee,
dated May q, 1881 recorded In the Office Of the
VlrgiriA, In Decd VI Trust Book No. 10. page 209
will soil at public auction at tho front door Of the
Court House Of kald county, on azaTEf sgitg
SATURDAY, the 10Th DAY Of DECEMBER, 1857,
commencing at 10 o clock 4, NJ, tho following do
scibtd property. that Is 70 say: Lot numbered ten
Wet virglniA, formerly known ~ the 10 IN OF La
grange. bu, now part Of the city OF Wheeling, q
The tito Ia believed 10 be gond, but selling as
trustee lwlll convey only the tito vested In me
by said decd Of trust lay7'H' r ~ -EH
TEBss ~ sALy- Oue.tEitd and az much moro az
the pDTohpRr elceB 10 ply III cash on the day OF
As!c, tho balaucs tntHo equal installments ut ono
and two years. With interest," for which tbs pur.
chlSr sha,l execute bis notes, secure the same BY
decd Of trust Oil the property. and keep tho build.
ings Insured for Tho benefit OF tho trust. Ga
of W.. J. W. COWDkE, Trustee.
W n nlffru Auctlpuear gH#.IH. 4.s ma Z.